Why You’ve Lost Interest in Everything - It’s Not Depression | Podcast in SPH Voice

Why You’ve Lost Interest in Everything – It’s Not Depression explores a rarely spoken phase of inner growth—a quiet “flatness” where old pleasures lose their flavor, not because life has gone wrong, but because consciousness is shifting. Before labeling this experience as burnout or depression, this offering invites you to look deeper. Drawing from the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, and timeless teachings on consciousness, it reveals how, during spiritual evolution, the mind’s familiar joys begin to dissolve—making space for a deeper, uncaused bliss (Ananda) that does not depend on stimulation. This phase can feel confusing, empty, or unsettling when misunderstood. But when seen clearly, it becomes a signpost—not of loss, but of transition. What you will explore: - Why old interests and pleasures sometimes fade unexpectedly - The difference between psychological exhaustion and spiritual transition - The meaning of inner “flatness” in authentic spiritual growth - How lasting peace replaces temporary excitement - Insights from the Gita and Upanishads on Ananda and Self-realization This is not a dismissal of mental health concerns, nor a substitute for professional care. It is a spiritual lens for understanding an inner experience that many encounter—but few are taught to recognize. For sincere seekers walking the path of awakening, this offering brings clarity, reassurance, and a deeper trust in the intelligence of consciousness itself. Sometimes, what feels like emptiness is simply the space where something eternal is about to be recognized.